Sentence examples similar to should have earmarked from inspiring English sources

He can be pithy about earmarks because he has a really basic argument: no spending bill should have earmarks for spending that would be better doled out by local authorities.

Asked if the government should, instead, have earmarked the payments for other green initiatives, such as the green investment bank or the green deal for insulating buildings, Huhne said: "Sadly or otherwise the department is not separate from the rest of the government's problems: we can't deliver on our agenda unless we have a credible means of tackling the public deficit.

Full story: Sunday Times . Arsenal have earmarked Atletico Madrid's Diego Simeone, Borussia Dortmund's Jurgen Klopp and Roberto Martinez of Everton as possible replacements should Arsene Wenger quit Emirates Stadium.

Combined, these investors have earmarked $546m forAFR1000 land restoration investments.

They have earmarked a further $2 billion for future acquisitions.

She and her husband, now in the prosperous 36percenttaxax bracket, "don't want it and don't need it," she said, adding that the surplus should have been earmarked for "important things" like a prescription drug benefit.

JPMorgan has said it expects repurchases of mortgages to run at about $1 billion a year, but that expense should be covered by $3 billion it has earmarked specifically for put-backs.

Mourinho has earmarked him as Terry's long-term replacement and there should be greater opportunities in his favoured position next term.

Being alert to when you should sell, though, can help ensure that you're making the most of the funds you've earmarked for investment.

A previous plan had earmarked 24 hectares.

Businesses that I.B.M. has earmarked for growth performed robustly.